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The music video idea involves a male busker on the street who writes and performs the song "Whistle For The Choir." Over time, his performances attract more attention as his small audience grows. Throughout his performances, the same woman walks by daily without noticing him. Eventually, the pub owner invites him to perform inside, where the audience and band continue expanding with each performance. During the final performance, the woman looks up from her phone and recognizes the man is singing about her, though she was unaware until that moment.
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- 4. Style – As Busker
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- 7. Potential Male Actors Tom Saville - Drummer Alec Heritier - Busker
- 8. Female character – Style in the street
- 9. Female Character – Style in the pub
- 10. Potential Female Actors Carlotta Banat Lauren Offin
- 11. Locations • Cranleigh street pavement where the busker performs
- 12. Locations • Busker in pub – The Kings Head
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- 16. Synopsis A male busker goes from a low key street artist to a semi successful singer attracting the attention of a female during the process.